jcalendar

I followed the codes here to set the colors of a specific date in Toedter's Calendar . The problem I am facing now is that it is not highlighting the correct cell. In my example I have used 14th and 15th of June but it highlighted 8th and 9th. And heres my code: DateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd"); Date sdate= null; String d = null; for(int i =0;i<pd.size();i++){ d = pd.get(i).getDate(); try{ sdate = (Date)formatter.parse(d); if(events.contains(sdate)){ } else{ events.add(sdate); System.out.println(sdate); } }catch(ParseException r){ System.out.println("error"); } } /

I'm using JDateChooser and I'm making a program that output the list of dates between the selected dates. for example: date1= Jan 1, 2013 // Starting Date date2= Jan 16,2013 // End Date then it will output Jan 2, 2013... Jan 3, 2013.. Jan 4, 2013.. and so on... until it reaches the end date. I already finish working on the my program that once you click a date on the JDatechooser it will output the end date automatically. (selected date + 15 days = end dates) I download the JCalendar or JDateChooser here: http://www.toedter.com/en/jcalendar/ You should try using Calendar , which will allow you

In my case i want to disable or highlight dates in Java calendar. I used JCalendar and DateChooserCombo and could not find a way to do it. Finally, I tried the below code and it also was not successful. For example: I want to disable all dates from 14-09-13 to 23-09-13 . DateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-mm-dd"); try { Date d1 = formatter.parse("2013-09-14"); Date d2 = formatter.parse("2013-09-23"); jCalendar1.setSelectableDateRange(d1, d2); } catch (ParseException ex) { ex.printStackTrace(); } I know this has been inactive for a while but hopefully it can be useful to someone.

I'd like to detect when the date is changed in a JDateChooser field so that I can update another field. Is this possible? And if so where should I be starting? I've already looked at the documentation and unfortunately there are no methods for adding something like an ActionListener or StateChangeListener (my first thoughts). com.toedter.calendar.JCalendar inherits a listenerList from JComponent and it implements java.beans.PropertyChangeListener . I'd add a listener and see what comes though. Edit: I think you can use addPropertyChangeListener() the same way JCalendar does. JDateChooser